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Tawjihi 2009 GPA Calculator

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Tawjihi GPA Calculator

Plan with Jordan 30/70, the Jordan legacy system, or a limited current Palestine Scientific/Literary estimate - no sign up required

Last updated: August 11, 2026
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Select Your Field

Choose your 12th grade specialization

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30% Grade 11 common exams
Arabic
/ 100
English
/ 100
Islamic Studies
/ 60
Jordan History
/ 40
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70% Grade 12 pathway / field exams
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Choose your cohort first: 2008 uses the historical six-field model; 2009 and 2010 use four fields. The detailed cohort-2010 cycle form must be revalidated when published. Use this for planning, then verify current Ministry and admissions instructions.
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How is the Tawjihi GPA calculated in Jordan?

Under the 30/70 system, 30% comes from Grade 11 (Arabic, English or Math by cohort, Islamic Studies, Jordan History — out of 300) and 70% from the four Grade 12 specialized exams (out of 700, each subject out of 175). Final average is out of 100%. Verify on moe.gov.jo before any decision.

GPA calculator FAQ

How do I calculate my GPA with the new 30/70 system?

Final GPA = (11th grade average × 30%) + (12th grade average × 70%). For example, if you got 85% in 11th and 90% in 12th: (85 × 0.30) + (90 × 0.70) = 25.5 + 63 = 88.5%

Does the calculator support the Palestine curriculum?

The calculator offers a limited planning estimate for the current one-year Palestine Scientific and Literary streams, using Grade 12 marks only. It does not calculate the other current branches or the two-year system postponed to 2027/28; verify with your school or the ministry.

What's the difference between the old and new 30/70 system?

In the old system, Tawjihi grade was 100% from 12th grade only. In the new system, 11th grade is 30% and 12th grade is 70%. This means your 11th grade marks matter and affect your university future.

How many Grade 12 fields apply to cohorts 2008, 2009, and 2010?

It depends on your cohort: cohort 2008 is the historical six-field model. Cohorts 2009 and 2010 use four Grade 12 fields: Health; Science, Technology and Engineering; Humanities and Social Sciences; and Business. The detailed cohort-2010 cycle form must be revalidated when published.

Is the calculator updated for the 2025/2026 system?

The calculator is updated for our 30/70 planning model and available fields, but it is not a substitute for school or ministry instructions. Verify official sources before registration or admissions decisions.

How do the Grade 11 ministerial subjects differ for cohorts 2008, 2009, and 2010?

The Grade 11 ministerial exam block for cohorts 2008 and 2009 is Arabic, English, Islamic Education, and Jordan History. For cohort 2010 it is Arabic, Mathematics, Islamic Education, and Jordan History. English remains a studied school subject for cohort 2010, but it is not in that cohort's four-paper ministerial block.

How do I know the required GPA for a specific major?

Visit the University Admission Rates page on TawjihiAI for a historical GPA planning snapshot. A school field name does not by itself establish major eligibility; verify the Unified Admission Unit matrix and university rules for your graduation cycle.

Does it matter if I fail one subject?

Yes, failing any subject affects your overall GPA. If you fail an 11th grade subject, you must retake and pass it. Each subject has a specific weight calculated in the final GPA.

How do I calculate my expected GPA before exams?

Enter your expected grades in the calculator above. Try different scenarios - see how much you need in each subject to reach your target GPA. The calculator computes instantly without any button press.

Can I share my result on social media?

Yes! After calculating your GPA, you can share it directly on WhatsApp, download the result image to share on Instagram or Snapchat, or use the share button for any other app.

Who is generation 2008?

Cohort 2008 is the first 30/70 Tawjihi cohort. They sat the 2026 exam cycle. Cohort 2009 is in Grade 12 in 2026/27.

What if my GPA is lower than expected?

Don't despair! Use the calculator to identify subjects needing improvement. Focus on high-weight subjects. Remember 12th grade makes up 70%, so you still have a big chance to improve.

Can I use the calculator before subscribing?

Yes—the GPA calculator runs in your browser. Sign in when you want to save progress or open study tools on the platform.

Can I improve my GPA after results are out?

Retake rules depend on your cohort and the current ministry cycle. Use the calculator for planning scenarios, then confirm retake eligibility on the official ministry student hub before you rely on any path.

What is the minimum admission rate for Medicine?

Treat 90% as the planning floor for medical majors inside the tool, but verify current-cycle requirements and actual admission rules with the Unified Admission Unit and the university before applying.

How does failing an 11th grade subject affect university admission?

If you fail an 11th grade subject, check with your school or ministry for retake rules and admissions impact. The calculator helps estimate scenarios, but it does not determine official eligibility.